Sentence examples for and characterizes it from inspiring English sources

Aczel calls this "lack of control" and characterizes it as the result of "obsessive, compulsive, or addictive behavior".

The literature on formative assessment is vast and characterizes it in many ways.

To overcome this problem, we have designed a liposomal drug delivery system for VIP and characterized it in terms of its potential to protect VIP from enzymatic cleavage.

BEIJING — More than 48 hours after a car mowed down pedestrians and burst into flames at Beijing's Tiananmen Square, the Chinese government broke its near-silence on the incident and characterized it as a "terrorist attack".

BEIJING -- More than 48 hours after a car plowed down pedestrians and burst into flames at Beijing's Tiananmen Square, the Chinese government broke its near-silence on the incident and characterized it as a "terrorist attack.''.

"Historically the media has been able to draw out a lot of information and characterize it for people," he said.

"I'm not going to sit here and characterize it as not a borrowing," he said.

"You're asking me to go back and characterize it, and I don't care to do that," Mr. Jarrell said.

The office of Susan C. Schwab, the United States trade representative, confirmed the new deal and characterized it as a "transitional measure to improve Korean consumer confidence in U.S. beef".

But Scott Eschbach, the president and chief executive of McGhan, said he was pleased with the agency's decision, and characterized it as a determination by the government that the implants are "safe and effective".

In 2004, the critic Virginia Heffernan called "relatable" "a weird daytime [TV] word" and characterized it thus: "I thought the stock way daytime people become 'relatable' is by being older than starlets, with wider hips.